Handling Non-Palletized Perishable Goods

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Handling non-palletized perishable goods involves all processes and procedures for the safe and efficient management of temperature-sensitive, easily perishable products that are not loaded on pallets. This includes specialized packaging, manual loading and unloading, temperature monitoring, hygiene standards, traceability, and necessary documentation to preserve quality and minimize spoilage.

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